Domestic violence persists as a significant social challenge affecting a considerable number of women globally. Some scholars have ascribed the inclination toward domestic violence to a “cycle of violence” spanning generations, while others have pointed out structural inequalities. Feminist researchers contend that a comprehensive understanding necessitates exploration within the social and institutional realms of gender inequality. While each of these perspectives contributes significantly to comprehending domestic violence, individually, they might not unveil the complete causal narrative. This study endeavors to address this gap by proposing an integrated model to elucidate domestic violence in the context of Türkiye, examining (a) the correlation between growing up in a violent household and the susceptibility to domestic violence, (b) the interrelation between structural factors and the vulnerability to domestic violence, and (c) the connection between a woman’s advantageous position in terms of the couple’s relative resources and the likelihood of experiencing domestic violence. To achieve this objective, multivariate micro-level analyses were conducted using nationally representative data from the 2014 Research on Domestic Violence Against Women in Türkiye. The outcomes affirm the significance of all three approaches, highlighting the value of integrated methodologies for a more profound comprehension of the etiology of domestic violence. This insight is crucial for the development of effective prevention programs. Furthermore, the findings highlight intra-parental violence exposure as the most robust risk factor or predictor for subsequent involvement in violent intimate relationships. As the initial study in Türkiye encompasses early-life experiences, structural inequalities, and the relative resources of couples, this research is poised to contribute significantly to the existing body of literature on domestic violence.

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探索家庭暴力中代际传播、结构性不平等和相关资源的相互作用：来自全国代表性数据集的证据


家庭暴力仍然是影响全球相当多妇女的重大社会挑战。一些学者将家庭暴力的倾向归因于跨越几代人的“暴力循环”，而另一些学者则指出了结构性不平等。女权主义研究人员认为，全面的理解需要在性别不平等的社会和制度领域进行探索。虽然这些观点都对理解家庭暴力做出了重大贡献，但它们可能无法揭示完整的因果关系。本研究试图通过提出一个综合模型来阐明土耳其背景下的家庭暴力，从而弥补这一差距，研究（a）在暴力家庭中成长与家庭暴力易感性之间的相关性，（b）结构性因素之间的相互关系(c) 妇女在夫妻相对资源方面的优势地位与遭受家庭暴力的可能性之间的联系。为了实现这一目标，利用 2014 年土耳其针对妇女的家庭暴力研究的全国代表性数据进行了多变量微观分析。结果肯定了所有三种方法的重要性，强调了综合方法对于更深刻地理解家庭暴力病因学的价值。这种见解对于制定有效的预防计划至关重要。此外，研究结果强调，父母内部暴力暴露是随后卷入暴力亲密关系的最有力的风险因素或预测因素。 由于土耳其的初步研究涵盖了早期生活经历、结构性不平等和夫妻的相对资源，因此这项研究将为现有的家庭暴力文献做出重大贡献。